The Arizona champion., 1887-09-24
WEEKLY CHAMPION
LOCAL MATTERS.

Oranges at Richards.
 Richards has a fine lot of apples. Go to the San Juan for wet goods.
 Ladies and Gents underwear at Brays.
 Qneensware of every description at Salzmans.
 The A. & P. Railroad is chuck full of traffic.
 Gents stylish clothing, G. A. Bray has it.
 The country around the mountains looks splendid.
 c. A. Bray's dry goods store IS flourishing,
 Brick-makers and bricklayrrs are busy in Flagstaff.
 For Quilts, and Blankets, Bray's is headquarters.
 Try the new billiard table at the San Juan Saloon.
 Albuquerque seems to have got the base ball craze, badly.
 E. E. Booth came into town last ~ night from Belmont.
 I. R. Fitzpatrick is adding an other story to his srore building.
 Richards gets fresh fish once a week from Lake Michigan.
 Over forty miles of track is laid on Dalt p oHrNaI
 All of the county officials are away from Prescott excepting three.
 A large number of people attended the Albuquerque fair yesterday.
 Richards has the finest varieties of cigarettes ever seen in Flagstaff,
 The Arizona Lumber compary's works will soon be in full swing.
 Go to G. A. Bray's for window curtains, wall paper and carpets etc.
 San Francisco Avenue is fast be. coming an important business local. ity.
 Wiggins predicted a storm last Monday, and we got the tail end of It here.
 Save yourself from catching cold and call at SalLman's for your winter wear.
 Northern Arizona has been show. cred with blessings for the last few weeks.
 Pecks Bad Boy draws we'll. so does lack Hennessy at the San Juan Saloon
 The largest line of winter wear of every description just received at J. Salzman's. every passenger train going through, has to have two engines to pull it.
 I. R. Killpatrick will have large and commodious Nall above his store lust what Flagstaff needs.
 FoR SALE. One cook steve nearly new. For price apply at the CHAM PIoN ofhce.
 The Grand Army party which passed through here numbered over Ave hundred.
 Lunch goods at J. T. Stewards just received, tripe, Holland herrings, switzer cheese, etc.
 There is no news as yet of the party that went to join Sheriff Mul- venom at Tonto Basin.
 The new stores and photograph gallery on San Francisco Avenue are nearly completed.
 Imported and domestic cigars of the finest brands for sale at whole sale. at Salzman's.
 Did you ever try Jim's White Rye2 Why not1 drop in at the San Juan Pete Berry proprietor.
 Sixteen varieties oi fruit at Richards last Monday, the most that was ever in Flagstaff at one time.
 Iohn C. Hicks of this town has re- ceIved hlS commission from Governor ,Zulick as a notary public. . I. w. Foren, J. F. Hawks, and John Sanderson went to the Albu- auerque fair on Wednesday.
 Soldiers who fought, in their minds,-for particulars see Jack Hen messy, at the San Juan Saloon.
 They get there all the same, Jack ' Hennessy, and Jim Blanch, at the San Iuan Saloon. Pete Berry, Prop.
 There has been larger amount of rain thus year than was ever known before at this season of the year.
 Woods and Callen make and re- pair all kinds of furniture at their shop on the end of Railroad avenue.
 When you want job printing done send it to the CHAMPION office and YOU will get it we'll done and cheap.
 If you contemplate building call on Woods and Callen and obtain their estimate. Materials furnished if desired.
 Constable, Donahue took the pris- oner Martin Duran charged with murder, to Prescott Jall, on Tuesday evening. ....--... -.
 All the specials from California, of which there were five in number, passed through Flagstaff during sleep ing hours.
 Who ever says Coalter & Gale don't have white fish and trout cooked right, don't know what they are talking about.
 Secretary Bayard and family and Mrs. Zulick and her daughter passed through Flagstaff on Wednesday on their way east.